Social networks and improved health outcomes are strongly connected, yet many elders
face isolation and loneliness. This article presents a study of an elder cohousing community …

This paper focuses on age diversity in neighbourhoods and its possible impacts on
community wellbeing. The aims of this paper are (a) to investigate whether age diversity in …

Singapore is experiencing a tremendous shift in the age of its population. For over 30 years,
the overall fertility rate in Singapore has been lower than the replacement rate of 2.1 …

China achieved great economic success during the market transition, but is now facing
increasing social problems and challenges, such as institutional inequality and population …

The world's population is ageing rapidly in all regions and at an unprecedented scale in the
21st century. Like many other fast growing Asian cities, Singapore is projected to become an …

This article explores various relationships between the elderly's psychosocial well-being
and components of aging-friendly community (continuity, compensation, connection …

There have been mixed findings on whether residential (spatial) age segregation causes
better or worse health in older adults. These inconsistencies can possibly be attributed to …

Singapore's seniors are living longer and have the highest life expectancy in the world. The
country also has one of the fastest ageing societies and will likely have a shrinking …

Background: There is a rapidly ageing population globally, leading to a rise in subsidised
public housing in many countries for older adults. According to the World Health …

Since 2018, there are more adults above age 65 than children under age 5 in the world. This
demographic shift has accelerated age-friendly development in many cities including …